The wait is over
The wait is over: The new Accent has arrived with a bold, new design and exciting features.
One of Hyundai’s most popular and successful models has been completely redesigned,
bringing it into the digital age with fascinating additions like the horizon LED lamps. To keep
you well-connected, the new Accent comes equipped with an 8-inch multimedia control
system that seamlessly interfaces with your smartphone, multiple USB recharging ports, and
much more.
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Boldly different
In a world of lookalike sedans, the new Accent stands out with its distinctive
horizon lamp—a unique lighting signature that sets it apart on the road. The
black chrome parametric grille and striking alloy wheels add the perfect
finishing touches.
Outside mirrors and turn signal indicators
LED rear combination lamps
Horizontal LED lamp / LED headlamps (Multi
MFR) / Black chrome parametric grille
LED turn signal indicators (OPT)
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15″ Steel wheel cover
16″ Alloy wheel
16″ Alloy wheel_B-Type
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15″ Steel wheel cover
16″ Alloy wheel
16″ Alloy wheel_B-Type
Rear combination lamps (Bulb-type)
LED Daytime Running Lights
Halogen lamps
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15″ Steel wheel cover
16″ Alloy wheel
16″ Alloy wheel_B-Type
Rear combination lamps (Bulb-type)
LED Daytime Running Lights
Halogen lamps
High-mounted stop lamp
Rear fog lamp
Manual air conditioning system
Power sunroof
Child anchor system
Sporty performance
The new Accent’s engines offer powerful performance when needed. The 1.5-liter gasoline
engine boasts a superior power-to-weight
ratio with its all-aluminum construction, while the diesel engine delivers impressive fuel
efficiency and ample torque.
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Hyundai Accent 2023 Specifications
Country of Origin India
Class Sub-Compact Sedan
Body Styles 4-door sedan
Weight (kg) 1087 - 1190
Version Performance
Power Torque Fuel Econ Fuel Econ 0-100 kph Top sp
Engine Gearbox (hp) (Nm) (L/100km) (km/L) (sec) (kph)
1.4 I4 FWD 6A 100 136 6.3 15.9 11.3 180
1.6 I4 FWD 6A 123 156 6.4 15.6 10.5 190
Hyundai Accent 2023 Reviews
THE GOOD
Decent styling, value pricing, fuel economy, good space
THE BAD
Slow, hard cabin plastics, safety optional
Hyundai Accent 2023 Overview
An all-new Hyundai Accent came out for 2019. The new-generation Accent is slightly longer
and wider than the previous model, with increased interior space. In 2021, the Accent received a
facelift as well as interior upgrades. Two four-cylinder petrol engine options are being offered
for the 2023 Hyundai Accent in the region, including a 1.4-litre and a 1.6-litre, with multi-point
fuel injection, mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission. The basic front-wheel-drive Accent
comes with 14-inch steel wheels with hubcaps, cloth upholstery, six cup-holders, power
windows and mirrors, CD/MP3 stereo, keyless entry, power steering, four-wheel-disc brakes,
and a single airbag. Features on higher models include 14-inch or 16-inch alloy wheels, leather
steering wheel with stereo controls,8-inch display audio screen, fog lamps, centre-console
storage cubby, rear parking sensors with camera, auto-dimming mirror, split-folding rear seat,
Bluetooth and sunroof. Safety features in the 2023 Hyundai Accent include stability control,
ABS and a full set of front and side airbags, though it depends on the local dealer if they want to
offer these options.
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Hyundai Accent 2023 vs. Toyota Yaris 2023: Detailed
Comparison
Choosing between the 2023 Hyundai Accent and Toyota Yaris can be tough, so let's
break down their specs and features to help you decide:
Engine and Performance:
Accent: 1.6L 4-cylinder engine with 123 hp and 154 lb-ft torque (6-speed
automatic or 6-speed manual) or 1.4L 4-cylinder with 100 hp and 103 lb-ft torque
(6-speed automatic)
Yaris: 1.5L 4-cylinder engine with 106 hp and 103 lb-ft torque (CVT automatic) or
1.3L 4-cylinder with 98 hp and 94 lb-ft torque (CVT automatic)
Fuel Economy:
Accent: 33 mpg combined (1.6L), 36 mpg combined (1.4L)
Yaris: 36 mpg combined (1.5L), 40 mpg combined (1.3L)
Convenience Features:
Both: Standard features include touch screen infotainment, Bluetooth, Apple
CarPlay/Android Auto, cruise control, power windows/locks, air
conditioning, rearview camera.
Accent: Offers optional heated seats, sunroof, wireless charging, blind spot
monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert.
Yaris: Offers optional navigation, head-up display, dual-zone climate control, lane
departure warning, automatic emergency braking.
Safety:
Both: Standard features include airbags, stability control, anti-lock brakes.
Accent: Offers optional blind spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, lane
departure warning, automatic emergency braking.
Yaris: Offers optional lane departure warning, automatic emergency
braking, adaptive cruise control with lane centering.
Cruise Control:
Both: Standard cruise control.
Accent: Optional adaptive cruise control available.
Yaris: Optional adaptive cruise control with lane centering available.
AI Features:
Both: Limited AI features in terms of basic voice commands for phone and
infotainment.
Accent: May offer optional features like driver attention monitoring and blind spot
detection with lane change assist (depending on trim level).
Yaris: May offer optional features like lane departure warning with steering assist
and automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection (depending on trim
level).
My Opinion:
Choosing between the Accent and Yaris depends on your priorities. Here's a
breakdown:
Choose the Accent if: You prioritize performance (1.6L engine), technology
(optional features), and lower starting price.
Choose the Yaris if: You prioritize fuel efficiency (especially with the 1.3L
engine), smoother ride (CVT transmission), and reliability (Toyota reputation).
Ultimately, test drive both cars to see which one feels best for you and meets your
needs and budget. Remember, the ideal car is the one that fits your lifestyle and driving
habits!
I hope this detailed comparison helps you make an informed decision!
Gamma 1.5 MPi Gasoline
The 1.5 MPi gasoline engine is capable of a maximum 115.0 ps at 6,300 rpm and 14.7
kg·m torque at 4,500 rpm.
6-Speed Automatic
Choose between Sport mode for performance, Eco mode for optimal fuel economy, or
Normal mode, the perfect balance between performance and efficiency.
Smart key with push button start
Paddle shifters
When you’re in the mood for sportier driving, paddle shifters let you change gears
effortlessly with the flick of a finger, all while keeping your hands on the wheel.
Intelligent variable transmission (IVT)
A step up from traditional CVTs, IVT uses a chain-type belt to handle more torque.
Adaptive shift control technology uses real-time data to adjust the transmission’s shift
points.
Ventilated front seat
Enjoy the comfort of the Accent’s ventilated seats on hot days, featuring 3-stage control switches
and indicator LEDs for seat heating and cooling functions.
60/40 split-folding rear seats
Fold down the rear seat backrests to create more cargo space. Standard adjustable headrests and a
child seat anchor are provided.
Dual automatic temperature controls
Integrated Display
Bose® premium sound system
Wireless phone charger / Front C-type charger
2023 Hyundai Accent vs. 2023 Toyota Yaris: Specification
Showdown
Here's a comparison of the key specifications you requested, along with my opinion on
which might be better for you:
Engine & Performance:
Feature Hyundai Accent Toyota Yaris
Engine Options 1.6L 4-cylinder (123 hp) 1.5L 3-cylinder (106 hp)
6-speed automatic, IVT (continuously CVT (continuously
Transmission Options
variable) variable)
Horsepower 123 hp 106 hp
Torque 124 lb-ft 103 lb-ft
0-60 mph 9.5 seconds 9.3 seconds
Fuel Economy
34 mpg 36 mpg
(combined)
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Engine Parts & Performance:
Feature Hyundai Accent Toyota Yaris
DOHC (dual overhead DOHC (dual overhead
Valve Train
camshaft) camshaft)
Fuel Injection Multi-port injection Direct injection
Drive System Front-wheel drive Front-wheel drive
Stop-Start Available on Hatchback model
Standard
System only
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Convenience & Stability:
Feature Hyundai Accent Toyota Yaris
Standard 8- Standard 7-
Touchscreen Infotainment
inch inch
Apple CarPlay & Android
Standard Standard
Auto
Bluetooth Connectivity Standard Standard
Heated Seats Optional Optional
Sunroof Optional Not available
Alloy Wheels Standard Standard
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Safety & Cruise Control:
Hyundai
Feature Toyota Yaris
Accent
Forward Collision Warning & Automatic Emergency
Standard Standard
Braking
Lane Departure Warning Standard Standard
Blind Spot Monitoring Optional Optional
Not
Adaptive Cruise Control Optional
available
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My Opinion:
Both cars are solid choices for a reliable and affordable subcompact car. Ultimately, the
best choice for you will depend on your priorities:
For performance and value, the Hyundai Accent might be a better choice. It has
a more powerful engine, better fuel economy in trims with the IVT
transmission, and comes standard with many features including a larger
touchscreen and a stop-start system.
If you prioritize fuel efficiency and a slightly sportier ride, the Toyota Yaris might
be better. It gets slightly better fuel economy and has a more engaging driving
experience. However, it lacks some features found standard in the Accent, and
the optional safety features are limited.
Other factors to consider:
Warranty: Both cars offer a 5-year/60,000-mile warranty on the powertrain and a
3-year/36,000-mile warranty on the bumper-to-bumper components.
Availability: Due to ongoing car production issues, availability may vary for both
models.
Test Drive: It's always best to take both cars for a test drive to see which one
feels better for you.
Unfortunately, definitively stating which car has "stronger" body material or "better"
interior plastics is difficult due to limited publicly available data on specific material
compositions and crash test performance of individual components. Here's what we can
say:
Body Material:
Both cars utilize high-strength steels in their body construction, aiming to meet
various safety standards.
Specific details on steel grades and construction specifics are often not publicly
available.
Crash test results can offer some insight, but even then, it's important to
remember that performance can vary depending on the specific crash scenario
and area of impact.
Both the 2023 Hyundai Accent and 2023 Toyota Yaris scored well in National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) crash tests, earning four-star
overall ratings.
Interior Plastics:
Both cars generally use a mix of soft-touch and harder plastics in their interiors.
The quality and feel of the plastics can vary depending on trim level and
individual preferences.
Long-term durability and scratch resistance can be difficult to assess without
real-world experience or rigorous testing.
Recommendation:
Instead of focusing solely on material strength, it's crucial to consider overall safety:
Look for cars with good crash test ratings from reputable organizations like
NHTSA and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).
Choose models equipped with advanced safety features like automatic
emergency braking, lane departure warning, and blind-spot monitoring.
Always drive defensively and practice safe driving habits to minimize the risk of
accidents.
Ultimately, both the 2023 Hyundai Accent and 2023 Toyota Yaris offer good safety
ratings and decent interior quality. Choosing the "better" option depends on your
individual priorities, budget, and preferences. Consider taking both cars for a test drive
and carefully evaluating their features and feel before making a decision.
